Stories centred around happenings in Kenya
Speaking in the Senate while under oath, Inspector General of Police Douglas Kanja claimed that Albert Ojwang’ had been arrested for publishing...
By Nelly Madegwa Gender-based violence (GBV) in Kenya is not just a crisis of individual acts; it is deeply rooted in the rigid and unequal gender...
By Nelly Madegwa In Kenya’s third National Climate Change Action Plan (NCCAP III) to reduce greenhouse gases and adjust to the impacts of...
By Rose Tunguru Kenya is witnessing a wave of change. Long accustomed to preserving the status quo, many have found themselves face-to-face with a...
What happens when court orders are ignored, titles mean nothing, and land cartels operate with impunity? In this episode of #TitleDeals, we follow...
What happens when court orders are ignored, titles mean nothing, and land cartels operate with impunity? In the next episode of #TitleDeals, we...
By Uri Ludger “Why don’t you just contact us and buy from us? We have the best quality control. We have the best craftsmanship. We have the most...
Independent Power Producers (IPPs) joined Kenya’s electricity grid in 1996, introduced as a response to power rationing. Rather than...
When Flora Wambeti and her husband James Mungai received news that unknown individuals had sent a breakdown truck to remove a container they had...
Why are so many law students failing the bar exam? For years, students have struggled to pass, with many claiming the system is rigged against them...
